Key features
The build
this is the completed 4F73RM47H, found at: http://www.techpowerup.com/gallery/559 ... with all the cooling stuff in it :D blows a lot of air, and fan controller can keep them quiet if need be. fan controller can't turn fans off ... so i made a small circuit board using 2 SPDT relays to use one of the controller's switches to turn all the case fans on/off ... not that hard, if u want info, just ask ...
System specs
- CPU
- AMD Athlon 64 3700+ (San Diego)
- Motherboard
- Abit KN8-Ultra (Nvidia nForce 4 Ultra)
- RAM
- 2 GB (2x 1 GB) Team X-Treem DDR2
- GPU
- Powercolor ATI Radeon X800GT 256 MB
- Optical
- 2x Pioneer DVD-RW 110D
- Monitor
- ViewSonic VX922 19" 2ms
- Keyboard
- Logitech G15
- Mouse
- Logitech G7 Black
- Speaker
- Logitech 2.1
- Mousepad
- Func F30.R
Performed mods
Neon
Custom tinted perspex window
Cable management
Painted inside black
Black IDE Cables
Blue LED Molex COnnectors
Cooling Mods: CPU Cooler, GFX Cooler, 3x 120mm Fans, 1x 80mm Fan, Fan Controller, custom made fan on/off relay circuit board
Custom tinted perspex window
Cable management
Painted inside black
Black IDE Cables
Blue LED Molex COnnectors
Cooling Mods: CPU Cooler, GFX Cooler, 3x 120mm Fans, 1x 80mm Fan, Fan Controller, custom made fan on/off relay circuit board















10 Comments on Complete: 4F73RM47H
Seriously though, I like it. :) Is your mousepad big enough? :-o
do you have DDR2?
I don't think so.
anyway, 8/10 m8
Not sure what type of case you have, but it just doesnt work for me. Of course, I will be using an Antec Nine-Hundred case when I Build mine, and I Can assure you, I will suck at cable management.
I also, dont think its DDR2, with that 3700 San Diego you have, just not possible.
I gave you an overall 6/10, only because I joshed you on the case. Beautiful build though.
my case ... lol ... $50 midi case that i picked up :D WITH a psu, rofl, ill prolly get marked dwn cos of that. i've modded the psu a little bit. molex plugs, and added a few more molex connectors, and shortened them for cable management issues ... but i love it :) even if its noisy and needs a fan kill switch :D
i dont like the case (a bit tacky/plain), but what youve done with your whole setup draws the attention away nicely to its more sophisticated touches.
a Nine from me :)
and a big shout out to a fellow australian?